July 18, 2008
We here at BuddyTV are gearing up for our big trip to San Diego Comic-Con, which takes place July 24-27. As we've mentioned in previous articles, the convention will feature stars and creators from a number of hit shows, including Lost, Heroes, Smallville, Supernatural and Prison Break. Now that the full schedule for the four-day event has been released, we've been able to put together a list of which panels we'll be covering. We'll be updating with news immediately after each panel wraps up, so be sure to check BuddyTV regularly for all the latest updates. Read on to check out the list of shows we'll be focusing on as we battle the huge Comic-Con crowds.
July 17, 2008
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The finale of Smallville's seventh season was jam-packed with a lot of cliffhangers, and surprisingly not one of them involved Chloe being presumed dead. Instead, everyone's favorite computer genius was arrested by the Department of Domestic Security after Lex turned her in for hacking into government databases. In a supreme case of bad timing, Jimmy proposed to Chloe (Allison Mack) right before the agents burst in, then was left hanging without an answer as she was dragged off in handcuffs. It was a potentially romantic moment gone horribly awry.
Though fans still have months to wait before Smallville's eighth season premiere, Entertainment Weekly's Michael Ausiello recently revealed what's in store for Chloe's love life. Read on if you want to know how she responds to Jimmy's proposal.
July 10, 2008
If you're a fan of great television, there's no better place to be at the end of July than the San Diego Comic-Con. The annual gathering features stars and creators from a variety of different shows, and they always arrive with enticing teases about upcoming plotlines. The 2008 convention, which takes place July 24-27, is going to be an especially great year for fans of two of the CW's most popular shows: Smallville and Supernatural. Details on the Smallville panel are still unconfirmed, but Supernatural fans can look forward to getting up close and personal with Jensen Ackles and Jared Padalecki. If you can't make it to Comic-Con you can continue to check BuddyTV for updates, as we'll be in San Diego to bring you all the biggest news as it happens.
July 2, 2008
When it was announced that Justin Hartley would be joining the cast of Smallville for its eighth season, fans wondered if appearances from other members of Green Arrow's Justice League could be in the near future. After all, with Clark buried within the Fortress of Solitude at the end of season 7, someone has to step up to the plate to keep the world safe. According to TV Guide, Black Canary, Aquaman and Martian Manhunter will all be returning in the season opener to team up with Oliver Queen. Their mission? To rescue Clark Kent.
June 26, 2008
As Smallville moves into its eighth and possibly final season, it faces many changes that will either revitalize the show or alienate loyal viewers. Michael Rosenbaum, Kristin Kreuk and Laura Vandervoort will no longer be series regulars, creators Al Gough and Miles Millar have moved on to other projects, Justin Hartley is joining the cast as Green Arrow, and two new villains will be causing trouble for Clark. For those fans who are worried about the direction of the show or simply must know what happens next, we have some exciting spoilers for Smallville season 8.
June 19, 2008
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With Lionel Luthor six feet under and Lex buried within the Fortress of Solitude, it was obvious Smallville was going to need some dastardly new villains in season 8. A couple months ago it was announced that famous Superman baddie Doomsday would be wreaking havoc on the series, as well as a sexy, evil seductress named Tess. While the latter seemed easy enough to cast, I wondered what the producers had planned for the massive, Hulk-like Doomsday character. Would they cast a giant American Gladiators reject, or simply rewrite Doomsday's origin and fill the role with a dreamy twentysomething actor?
Today I have an answer to my question, as scoop-master Michael Ausiello recently got word on who's been cast in these two roles. If you were hoping that the producers of Smallville would stick to the comic books, prepare to be outraged.